Foxwoods: Day Seven

I played great in the main event for about four hours, built my chips up to 9000 (from 5000) at my peak, had 7500 when I lost with QQ to a flopped set of sixes, and then donked off the rest of my chips the very next hand. I'll post more tomorrow but it's too late now. I think "donked off" will become an official part of my poker vernacular.

Back in Brooklyn, I just played triple draw on and off while doing other things on the computer for six or seven hours. I really wanted to quit at the end but I was playing three-handed with a complete idiot and a guy who kept showing down hands with aces in them (and we were playing deuce to seven, where ace is always high). Mercifully, they got up.